what is your approach to FOSS?
>free software only
>whenever possible but use some closed/proprietary out of necessity
>don't care
What is your approach to FOSS?
Lucas Brown
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Mason Flores
>whenever possible but use some closed/proprietary out of necessity
This. I've replaced almost all of my pirated software with free alternatives, but some things just can't be replaced.
Jonathan Ramirez
don't care, freetard slaves make shit programs anyway
Christian Wilson
Video editors and compositors are hard to find good alternatives for. The best I've found so far is kdenlive
Austin Hughes
Only simple programs benefit from FOSS faggotry, most "free" software might as well be closed source since they're written like shit and nobody is going to wade in it.
Xavier Parker
Based stallman crabwalk dancer.
Joshua Cruz
Free software only
Some of my devices require nonfree wifi drivers but I'm planning on fixing that soon
Connor Long
What about Natron for compositing? I've only heard of it because I'm too lazy to actually learn it
Daniel Parker
Free software when possible. Sadly using libre hardware is very difficult. Librem 5 costs a lot relative to it's specs and even then the baseband processor still runs nonfree software. Talos II is fully libre hardware I think but it also costs too much. I'd love to see phones in the $200-300 range and laptops/desktops in the $500-$1000 range.
Asher Sanchez
>stallman floating around like a stoned hippie trying to get attention
and they say real life mimics art
Juan Howard
I use FOSS when it's the superior option.
So never.
Lucas Wilson
those are the moves of a 60yo nonathletic man
Xavier Cruz
i never used it and find nonfree alternatives
Kevin Brooks
Not even whenever possible, but I will almost always give the FOSS alternative a fair shot. Other than games and some firmware/drivers, the only non-free software I use is Chrome, IrfanView and Jdownloader.
Camden Cruz
Those are the moves of a Hungarian folk dancer
Nicholas Gray
>what is your approach to FOSS?
They are a cult, I treat them as such.
Actually free software like R, 7zip, irfanview, notepad2, musicbee, microsoft math, etc. I'll use if its good. Open source is fine but not required.
Jack Nguyen
How did he become so bloated
Samuel Scott
intel microcode updates are proprietary
Adrian Richardson
Only Krita is decent
Jonathan Adams
Do you have a link to the original video with sound on peertube or some other free platform?
Asher Lopez
Only nonfoss thing I have is my bios
Nathaniel Clark
Christopher Hernandez
Pretty much this. Choose the lesser evil and be happy saying "fuck you" to MS and its retarded OS. Still use Google for searches. Chrome does not work well on my computer, so it's FF for me.
Justin Martinez
In order of preference
OSS, FOSS, free, cracked in a sandbox, proprietary paid for
I only care about having the ability to port software that I want to use in case I switch OS.
Alexander Sullivan
I use what's best for me. Pretty much the only non open source shit I use is the gaymen
Cameron Kelly
The second option. I try to use as much free software, but often for work I have to use proprietary software (mainly Microsoft office and windows). For personal use the only proprietary software I use is google maps, since the only alternative osmand doesn't have proper address support in my area.
Eli Cox
Those r's.
What the fuck? I though Stallman could actually speak Spanish.
Jonathan Peterson
I try to replace all of my software with FOSS alternatives since they tend to be more lightweight, but I'll use proprietary if the functionality is superior to the alternatives.
Ryan Butler
Don't care. I use what's the best. Plenty of foss tools being the best in their class.
Logan Hill
Whatever works and doesn't make me tear my hair out to get working.
Unlike freetards, my time isn't worthless.
Brayden Phillips
I use whatever works best. Sometimes that means FOSS, sometimes proprietary software.
Jayden Nguyen
Why not switch to Chromium or Iridium?
Josiah Powell
I always start with FOSS because it's the easiest to try out.
Only if none of the FOSS alternatives are satisfying will I look at proprietary.
Charles Foster
GNU
Carson Kelly
proprietary software only
Jackson Jones
That's really clever. The cards were placed in such a way that the message they convey when read combined is the exact opposite of the message they were intended to convey when originally created.